Okay, so Shimura Ken No Baka Tonosama is one of those weirdly charming GBA games that somehow makes feudal Japan politics feel like a slapstick comedy. You play as this bumbling daimyo trying to unify the country, except half your advisors are probably pranking you and every battle plan goes sideways in the best way possible.

The sprites are tiny but full of personality—like when your general trips over his own sandals mid-battle speech. And yeah, it’s technically a strategy game, but don’t expect serious chess moves here. More like "accidentally sent my cavalry into a rice field because I misread the map… again."

If you’ve played any of the Bakushou series, you know the vibe: dumb jokes, sudden minigames, and dialogue that makes you snort. Runs great on emulator if your actual GBA is buried in a closet somewhere. Just don’t take any of it seriously and you’ll have a blast.